Business, 17.12.2019 06:31 sophiaaacake
It is the case in both perfectly competitive and monopolistically competitive markets that other firms will enter when firms are making positive economic profits, until price eventually equals atc and economic profits are zero. despite these similarities, in a perfectly competitive market total surplus is maximized, while in a monopolistically competitive market surplus is not maximized. which of the following statements explains this difference?
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